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About this item Dinosaurs is a patchwork sampler pattern featuring Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, and Triceratops blocks Everything is made from square and rectangular pieces sewn together using conventional patchwork techniques. No templates or paper piecing! Pattern includes two quilt sizes, both of which can be made using fat quarters.

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[The formatting of this may be a bit strange due to problems with how my email provider is sending this out]. Picking fabrics is one of the things that I thoroughly enjoy doing. For 17 years, I worked in a fabric store and did this all the time, and vicariously made many a quilt with customers. Sometimes, it solved my need to have a particular fabric, and other times, I…

Ready for some quilted puppy dog fun? Then look no further than this adorable puppy dog pattern that you can purchase over on Etsy. The pattern is from Elizabeth Hartman. Fat quarter and layer cake friendly, you can’t help but … Read More...

Make your own patchwork farm using conventional piecing techniques. Horse, Cow, Bee, Goat, Sheep, Chicken, Pig, Sunflower, and Strawberry Blocks are included in two quilt sizes.

What is wrong with me? Two post in two days? Here is one of the five quilts that needed to have a binding put on. Today I got three of the five quilts all done. YEA ME!!! Don't you just love this quilt? I know I do. I love Elizabeth Hartman's Patterns. This one is called Fancy Forest which I purchased on amazon. I recently purchased her Ocean pattern as well. I am not good with small pieces but I confess I think I am getting better. She gives very detailed directions. At first you look at…

I started this quilt a whole year ago, so when I posted it I didn’t realize how many colours I had picked out and changed from the original pattern. So here we are, a blog post about everything I picked so you can also make a super fun and bright fruit quilt!